What are my options as my workers comp doctor decided to stop all pain medications without warning?
I am sorry to read of your troubles. You should not have been stopped cold turkey even from a "non-addictive" medication like Cymbalta because the...
Tempe, AZ
Medical malpractice Lawyer at Tempe, AZ
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I am sorry to read of your troubles. You should not have been stopped cold turkey even from a "non-addictive" medication like Cymbalta because the...
A cough is a classic side effect of the ACE inhibitor family, including lisinopril. It should have triggered more prompt discontinuation by the...
The likely answer is no. First, if you did not suffer a substantial injury as a result of the delay in treatment, then the issue may be a non...
It's not clear in what context you are being tested and whether there is a chain of custody protocol. If there is, and it was violated, then you...
Every provider has the right to prescribe medication, particularly controlled substances at her discretion, not the patient's. If you are unhappy...
It depends upon your location. In a major urban center, there are competing groups that can be located in the same building as your surgeon that...
The answer is NO. Pain meds are now generally dispensed under the auspices of a treatment contract. You likely signed one as a condition of...
I am so sorry for your loss. It's understandable to have such questions after such a devastating loss. The truth is that an aggressive B lymphoma...
This is a communication issue between your doctor and your employer, not a medical malpractice lawsuit.
The likely answer is no. Signing an AMA release and then subsequently not having a significant injury is generally a non-starter for a successful...